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 Listening
Comprehension
Section I
1. [Listening to a question/statement and choosing the
best response.
Questions/statements and three answer choices are all
spoken, and do not appear in print.]
What seems to be the trouble with the car?
① Yes, it is still being serviced at the garage.
② The speedometer isn't working.
③ The gas gauge shows the amount of gas in the tank.
Section II
2. [Listening to a dialogue and answering the question.
|RDialogues and questions are spoken, and four answer
choices are printed in the test booklet.]
Woman : Will these shoes wear well?
Man : Absolutely, ma'am. They are our most expensive
shoes, and as you can see, the materials both inside
and outside, and workmanship are excellent.
Question : Which of the following would be the best
response of the man?
① Yes, they do really look good.
② Yes, they are really inexpensive.
③ No, I don't want to pay with my charge cards.
④ No, they are of the highest price here.
Section III
[Listening to a talk and answering the questions. |RTalks
are spoken, and questions and four answer choices are
printed in the test booklet.]
Inexpensive, easily washed, and hard-wearing, blue
jeans first appeared in the United States in 1850. A
miner digging for gold in the California gold rush asked
tailor Levi Strauss to make him a sturdy pair of trousers,
because ordinary fabric wore out so quickly. Jeans are
made of denim, a tough cotton fabric colored with the
natural blue indigo dye.
3. Who made the first blue jeans?
① A miner for gold.
② A fabric engineer.
③ A tailor.
④ A dye specialist.
4. What was the primary motivation for making blue
jeans?
① They were more durable.
② They were not expensive.
③ They were made of cotton.
④ They were easily washed.
Reading Comprehension
Section IV
[Completing sentences.]
5. "Your new computer looks fancy."
"It ________ ."
① cost me two thousand dollars
② cost me two thousands dollars
③ costed me two thousand dollars
④ costed me two thousands dollars
Section V
[Choosing synonyms.]
6. Education was traditionally concerned with civic
virtues, including health and good manners, in addition
to giving rudimentary intellectual and aesthetic training.
① useful
② basic
③ reddish
④ not intelligent
Section VI
[Identifying grammatical errors.]
7. When I saw her two ¨c months ago, Mary ¨e told that
she was ¨e having a great time with her ¨e first-semester
sociology class with Professor Robinson.
① He regrets that he was not there.
② He is sorry he wasn't there.
③ I wish I had been there.
④ I am pity that I was not there.
Section VII
[Reading a passage and answering the questions.]
[9-11] "Barbara," my husband, Bill, announced,
"your Christmas present is in the freezer."
Mystified, I went to the freezer and broke out laughing.
Inside was a festively wrapped three-gallon ice-cream
container. My love of ice cream is legendary in our
home.
Then, pulling off the wrappings, I laughed even harder.
Instead of ice cream, the container held four large,
hand-crafted wooden numbers for the front of our house.
Bill had heard my say months earlier that I'd always
wanted easy-to-read house numbers. I was touched and
loved the fun of his double surprise.
9. What did the author receive from her husband as
a Christmas present?
① ice cream
② wooden house numbers
③ an ice-cream container
④ a gold ring
10. Why did Bill put the present in an ice-cream container?
① Because it was something to melt easily.
② Because he didn't want his wife to find it easily.
③ Because he wanted to give his wife unexpected pleasure.
④ Because he enjoyed deceiving his wife.
11. The way Bill gave Barbara the present
① did not give her any feeling.
② made her embarrassed because she didn't enjoy it.
③ was rude because he deceived her twice.
④was a good way to express his care for her.
Writing
1. [Translating into English.]
음주운전의 가장 큰 문제는 그것이 많은 애매한 사람을 불행하게 할 수 있다는 것이다.
2. [Stating opinions in English.]
Yesterday, while I was attending a sociology class one
of the students' cellular phone rang, then only a couple
of minutes later someone else's pager rang. Sometimes
this happens more than five or six times in one class.
What is your opinion on that?
3. [Writing an essay in English.]
Suppose Seoul and Pyeongyang suddenly agreed on unconditional
reunification. There are many urgent issues to reconcile
because of the long division and hostility between them.
Write a brief essay dealing with such issues and suggesting
solutions to them.
Speaking
1. [Introduction.]
Would you briefly introduce yourself please?
2. [Simple information.]
What do you plan to do after graduation?
3. [Stating personal opinions.]
Who do you admire most in the history of Korea? And
why?
4. [Explaining facts.]
Explain how the life of human beings is closely related
to the life of plants.
5. [Comments and assertions.]
What are the causes of regional conflicts in Korea?
6. [Argumentation.]
Let's assume this. Your company plans to build a factory.
A group of environmentalists protest against the plan,
because they claim it will cause water pollution. Your
boss has asked you to deal with them. Given this situation,
what are you going to do?
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